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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 1 (1887) (1887)

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e, grazing in the lowlands in Holland. In color they are black, with a continuous white belt made direct, free, and spacious. around their body, the white being pure white, the black jet, making a beautiful and imposing’ contrast. from obstructions. Their form is usually very fine, and they are… … aids this uniform flow. They are placed in direct months. The death rate among the laboring men had the noted Aldine family, which have become famous line of the currents, and move up and down in averaged 60 per cent. Of 72 Frenchmen who went to as prize winners. Three of this family—Harry Aldine…

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